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Ravmohd Sidney Bamberger, aJr service, adjutant general's office, war Department; Maj. Robert Horace Dunlop, adjutant general’s office, War Department; Maj- William Clayton Rose, infantry, adjutant general s office. War Department. /From the detached officers list: Lieut. Co1. Hamilton Bowie, cavalry; Maj. Edwin N, Hardy, cavalry; Maj. Janies B. Taylor, coast artillery corps; Mai, Eugene Villaret, coast artillery corps, Maj. Edmund T. Weisel, coast artillery corps; Capt. WUliam H. Beers, infantry.; Capt. \vjuis , it. Slaughter, ordnance department.To detached officer*’ Hfctr Col. Ezekiel X Williams, Infantry. Maj/James B. Ord, Infantry/ Maj. Ivens Jones, field artillery; Maj. Frederick A. Holmer, coast artillery corps; Capt. Wjlliam. W. Wise, chemical warfare service/ tA board of officers to consist of Col. Albert C Dalton, quartermaster corps; Col. George S. Gibbs. ' signal corps: Maj Frederick B Downing, corps of engineers. appointed to meet in .thiscity at the earliest practicable date torthe purpose of appraising ana^recom-mendmg the method of disposition of the following quartermaster corps vessels; One hundred and tmrty concrete river steamers, gasoline burners, CoL J. E. Sawyer. Fort Caswell. Col. Frank- E. Nye.' Norfolk, Va.; Col. William H. Baldwin, Pt. Newark, N. J.; Maj. George E. Pickett. Pt- Newark, N. J.; Brig. Gen. James N. Allison. Fort Washington. Md.; Brig. Gen. William Xi. Alexander, Pt. Newark, „N. J.;Brig. Gen. Henry C. Hodges- Pt Newark, N. J.; Maj. Archibald W. Butt, Fort' Moultrie.'S. C.: Brig.-Gen. ChaTles I Wilson/Fort Barrancas, Fla.x Technical Segt. William C. Pitts will be sent to his bopie-Staff Sergt. James H. Beardsley, ihedlcat department, wiU*be sent to his home.Segt. 'John Nichols,.. headquarters company. Twenty-fourth r'infantry, will be sent to his home.Technical Sergt- Fred H, R. - Westfall, quartermaster corps, Fqrt Logan, Colo., will bb sent to his home.Master SergL Thomag R. Burnett, service troop. Second cavalry /will -be sent to his home. - - * ”The following-named officers o’f the corps of chaplains are promoted ^andassigned to duty as hereinafter indicated: Samuel Eugene Croaby. from first lieutenant to captain, April 6, 1922, with Ninth infantry. ^ Travis. Tex, to remain on duty at'present station. Charles Wadsworth Ball Hill, from first lieutenant to captain. April 6. 1922, with Twenty-sixth ttffanity* Camp Dix, X. J-, to remain oh present duty at present -station/ # v — ^ Lieut. Col. Stanley S. Ross, finance department, from Walter Reetl 'Gen* eral hospital to. Fort Hunt, Va_ ^ First Lieut. George L Richard*. Yet* inary dorps, from Fort Des Moines, la., to'Fort D. A. Russell, Wyo.Maj. Lewis C. Covington, medical corps, from United States Military academy. West Point. jf, T„ to Honolulu, Hawaiian department, for duty.First Lieut. Henry E. Hess, veterinary corps from Camp Dix, N. to Camp Meade, Md, for duty as station veterinarian Capt. Frank Lockhead. infantry, from chief of infantry, to Fort Ben* ning, Ga. m » «cr
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